A quandry: woman at wedding with camera

[Alan H]

Oh, another reason I didn't want to make a fuss....

The brides family has (had) seven sisters and one brother. The wedding was on Saturday. The Thursday before, ten days before the wedding, the brother in the family died from a massive stroke while on a camping trip. Phil told me about it before the ceremony. It sounded like the brides mom and dad were on the emotional roller-coaster ride from hell during the week before the wedding. So involving the brides mother would have been a no-no. She needed her happy-time to balance what must have been a terrible heartbreak for her. Joanne's brother, apparently was all of 50 years old.

...which in a way, brings a new perspective to all of it. Don't sweat the small stuff.....like stupid broads trying to take pictures up my kilt.

On the other hand, snagging the camera (gently) by saying "let's get a pic of us together", and then "accidentally" jumping on it.....or dropping it in the sink, would have gotten the message across. If THAT hadn't gotten the message driven in, then she'd really have been brainless and for those people there's no hope.

[bubba]

Don't sweat the petty things, but it's ok to pet the sweaty things

[JackK]

I wonder how the jerkette would react if it was mentioned that she could be put on a sex offenders list by her actions. Sure would be plenty of witness'.


Jack

[Riverkilt]

Alan, sounds like you handled a messy situation well.

Too bad someone didn't take a picture of her taking a picture of you to show her when she sobered up.

One more reason not to drink.

Ron

[Graham]

I would have taken the camera and maybe dropped it her beer, no, that would be a waste of beer.

That is unbelievably ignorant behaviour!

[Robert Lamb]

Tell her very nicly,if possible, to stop of you will call the law and have her arrested for sexual harrasment.. end of story.

[Graham]

Robert, I believe we had a very lengthy thread on that topic

[Verlyn]

If its one of those disposable cameras, stomp it flat.